We knew from the start of AAF’s quest for cheap, publicly financed capital that they work the inside deals and have millions to spend on lobbyists and public relations/advertising firms and here is a fine example of how this all pays off. AAF desperately needs the tax-subsidized Private Activity Bonds and are working behind the scenes with the Florida Development Finance Corporation to expedite the quasi-governmental agency’s approval process.

Here are text messages between Frank White, Chairman of the FDFC Board and Matt Mohler, lobbyist for AAF, setting up meetings for AAF executives and members of the FDFC…cozy don’t you think – best buddy? Better said, here are your tax dollars at work!